A new year is upon us. How you feel about it will determine which strategies will best help you get the results you really want. First, let’s determine which of these 3 perspectives applies to you? 1. Clean Slate Are
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As you go around the Thanksgiving table this year and share what you’re grateful for, consider sharing something that we usually take for granted. Of course you’re thankful for your health, your safety and your loved ones, but what else?
The holiday season will be here in a matter of days. And with it will come the hope that this one will be truly magical. However, many of us quickly get bogged down in busyness, stress and old patterns. Here
“We can build our leadership upon fear, obligation or trust. However, only a foundation of trust results in the collaboration and goodwill necessary to achieve our peak performance.” ~ Roger Allen, Organizational Design Expert Trusted leaders play a central and
For so many of us—whether CEOs for major corporations, small business owners or solo-preneurs—there’s a fundamental disconnect between knowing what to do and actually doing it. Calling this the “knowing-doing gap,” Stanford University researchers Jeffrey Pfeffer and Robert Sutton ask
There’s still time for you to get the results you want in this calendar year. Whatever those goals are! Tell me in the comments below what YOU are going to START DOING to prepare yourself for success! Year End Strategy
Here’s another tip to help you get the motivation you need to accomplish those goals you want to hit before the end of the year. It’s all about using leverage – also known as the carrot and the stick! Year
There’s still time for 2015 to be a year you look back on and proudly proclaim, “NO REGRETS!” So, before you abandon any goals you set for 2015, try this instead! #1 – Act “as if” it’s already done. Step
An Experiment in Gratitude
3 Advanced Ways to Express Gratitude Yes, gratitude is one of the greatest contributing factors to overall happiness. However, gratitude isn’t a blindly optimistic approach where you ignore or whitewash the bad things in life. It’s more a matter of
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